2022-2025 Agreement x
Kevin Mad* cpA
........ Clerk of the Circuit Court& Comptroller—Monroe County, Florida
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DATE: Aug-ust 1, 2022
TO: Sheryl Grahain, Director
Social Services
ATrN: Mari'e 0. Brouillette
Sr. Special Programs Administrator
Lourdes Francis, Administrator
FROM: Panicla G.
SUBJECT': July 20" BOCC Meeting
Attached is a copy of the 1611o"Ing item for your handling:
U 10 Resolution No. 205-2022 of the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County,
Florida, approving the Local Housing Assistance Plan(LHAP) as required by the State Housing
Initiatives Partnership Program Act, Subsections 420.907-420.9079, Florida Statues; and Rule
Chapter 67-37, Florida Administrative code; authorizing and directing the Mayor, County
Administrator, or his designee, to execute any necessary documents and certifications needed by the
State; authorizing the submission of the LHAP for review and approval by the Florida Housing
Finance Corporation; and providing an effective date.
Should you have any questions please feel free to contact ine at (305) 292-3550.
cc: Count),Attorney
Finance
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Table of Contents
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Description Page#
Section I, Program Details 3-6
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Secto n 111, Housing Strategies
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A. HOMEBUYER ASSISTANCE 7-.9
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B.HOMEOWNER REHABU]"A'riON 10,
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C-DISASTER, REUEF 11-12
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D+10MEOWNER, SEWER LATERAL CONNECTION! 13
..........E.AFFORDABLE RENTAL REHIABit..�-rATION/CONS,TRUCTIO�N 14-15
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A, Expedited Permitting 17
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B. Ongoing Review Process -17-18
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C, Other Ongoing �ncentive Strategies 18-27
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Exhi�bits
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A. Adrninistrative BUdget for each fis,cal year covered in the Plan 28
B. 11i me Iine for Esflrnated Encurn lira nce a nd ExpenditUre 29
C. Housing Dehvery'Goak Chart(HDGC) For Each, Fiscall Year 30-35
Covered in the pIan
D�, Shgnedl LHAP Certification, 36-37
E. Signed, dated, witnessed or attested adopting resolution 3,8-39
F. Ordinance: (If changed from the original creatinE ordinance,) NI/A
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Nance of Local Government MONROE COUNTY,FL.ORID,
HAP contain an intedocal agree .. w. _.__.._m....
Does liars L agreement? NO
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If yes,
B� Purpose of the Ipro rarnr
To meet the housing needs of the very low, low and moderate-income houusehopds„
To expand production lolf and preserve affordable housing; rind
To further the housing element of the local)government comprehensive pallan specific to affordable housing,.
Fiscal years covered by the Plan: 2022u7073s 023-2 124, 024- 025
Governance. The SHH), Prograrn is established in accordance with Section 4201, 7-907 , Florida Statutes and
Chapter 67 31, Florida Administrative Code. Cities and Counties nauust file in compliance with these applicabpuwr
statutes, rules and any additional requirements as established through the Legislative process.
E. Local Housing partnership: The SHIP pro rairaa encourages, 01161ding active partnerships, between government,
lending institutions, builders and developers, not-for-profit and coin')rnuunity based housing providers and
service organizations, plroviders of professional services related)to affordable housing, advocates for low-
income persons, reap estate professlonals, persons or entities that can provide holusing or suppoirt services
and lead agencies of the local continuums of care,
F. Leveraging: The plan is intended to increase the availabrllity of affordable residential units by combining, Local
resources and cost saving rneasures into a local housing partnership and Using,public and private funds to
reduce the cost of housing. SHIP funds naay be leveraged with or used to supplement other Florida Houising
Fiinance Corporation programs and to provide local match to obitain federal housing graints or prograrns.
G. Public Input: Public inplurt w cis solicited through face-to-face meeting'
s with housing providers, social service
providers and local lenders and neighborhood associations. Public input wins solicited through the local
newspaper in the advertising of the Local f-lousing Assistance Plan and the Notice of Funding Availability.
H. Advertising and outreach: SHIP funding availalo lldty shall be advertised in ai newspaper of general circullatilon
and periodicals serving ethnic and diverse neighborhoods, at least 30 days before the beginning of tlae
application period. if no fuundung is available due to a waiting list, no notice of funding availability is required,
1. Waiting List,/Priorities:A waiting list will) be established when there are eligible applicants for strategies that
no Monger have funding,available. Tp-nose households, on the waiting, Mist will be notified of their status.
Applicants will be maintained in an order that, is consistent with the time completed applications were
submitted as well as any established funding, priorities ais described) in this plan.
SHIP HIAP' 2022-2025
1 Effective Dale 7/1/202
The folflowing priorities for founding (very l�ow income, Special Needs,, etc.) described/listed here apply to all
Stf°ate&S Unless otherwise stated in an, individual strategy in Section 11:
all sera�pec4ltegies N---ee-ds Needs (420.010014(13)) and Very Low.-Incorne Applicants will have first priority for funding in
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J. Discrimination: in accordance with the provisions of ss.760,201-760,37, it jS Unlawful to discriminate on the
basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or marita] status in the award application
process for eligible Ihouusing.
K. Support Services and Counseling, Support services,are avaHable from various sources. Available support
services may include, but are not limited! to,: Homeownership Counseling (Pre and Post), Credit Counseling,
Tenant Counseling, ForedOSUre Counseling and Transportation,
L. Puir,chlase Price Limits:TI-ie sales price or value of new or existing eligible hOUSing may not exceed 90%of the,
average area pUrchase price in the statistical area lira which, the eligible housing is located!. Such average area
purchase ptic'e may be that calciu]atedl for any 12-rnonth period beginning not earlier than the fourth, calendar
year prior to,the year in which the award occurs, The sales price of new and existing units, which can be
lower bout may not exceed 90%,of the average area purchase price established by the U.S. Treasury
Department or as described above,
'T"he triethodology used is:
Local
DepartMent
cal HFA Nu r mbes
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M. Income Limits, Rent Limits and AffordabMty: The income and }tent Limits Used in the SHIP Program are
Updated annually by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and, posted at
w w w,f l o ir i dg h o u sily,o r&
"Affordoble"meons thot monthly rents or mortgage poyments inc)uding taxes and insurance do not exceed
30 percent of thot omount which represents the percentage of the medion annucil gross income for the
households os indicated in Sections 420.9071, F.S. However, it is not the intent to firnit an, individual
household's obility to devote more than 30%of its income for housing, OndhOUSh7g for which a household'
devotes more thorn 3'0% o'fn mi its icoe sholl be deemed Affordob�)e if the first institutiona)mortgage lender is
satisfied that the househoO can offord mortgage,payments in excess of the 30%bens hniark and in the case
of rental housing does not exceed those rental limits adjusted for bedroom size.
N, Welfare Transition Program; Should an eligible sponsor be use�d, a qualification systern and selection criteria
for applications for Awards,to eligible sponsors shall be developed, which includes a description that
dernonstrates how efigUe sponsors that ernplioy personnel from the Weffare Transition Program will be given
preference in the s0ection process.
01, Monitoring and First Right of Refusal: In the case olf rental housing, the staff and any entity thait has
administrative aUthority for implementing the local housing assistance plain assisting rental developments
shall annually monitor and determine tenant eligibility or, to the extent another governmental entity provides
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Periodic monitoring and determination, a r-nunicipaility, COUrIty, Or local housing financing,authority may rely
on such monitoring band determination of tenant elli&ility. However, any lioan or grant in the original amount
of$1,01,000 or less shall not be subject to these annual rnonitoidnig and determination of tenant eligibililty
requirements. Tenant eligibility w0l be monitored annUally for no less than 15 years or the terni of assistance
wNchever is longer unless as specified above�. Efigible sponsors that offer rentail housing for sale before 15
years or that have rernaining mortgages, funded under this program, rnust give a,first right olf refusal to
eligible nonprofit organizations for purchase ait the current market value for confinUed occupancy by elligible
persons.
P. Administrative Budget. A line-iteim buidget is attached: as Exhibit,A I h e d ty/co u nity finds that t h e moneys
deposited in the local housing assistance tRASt fund are necessary to acirninisteir and irnplement the local
housing assistance plan,
Section 420.9075 Florida Statute and Chapter 67-37, Florida Administrative Code, states: "A county or on
eligible Municipality moy not exceed the 5 percent limitotion on adrninistrotive costs, unless its governing
body funds, by resolution, that 5 percent of the local Itousing distribUtion pkis 5 percent ofprogroin income is
insqfficient to adequately pay the necessary costs ofadministering the locial housing assistance pian."
Section 420.9075 Florida Statute and Chapter 67-37,,Florida Administrative Code,further states: "The cost
of adminis tering the program may not exceed I Opercent of the local housing distribution plus 5 percent of
prograrn incorne deposited into the trust fund, except that stnall colun ties, as defined in s, 120,52(19), ond
eligible mun icipolities receiving a local h ousing dis tribution of,up to$350,000,m ay use up to 10 percen t of
progrorn income for administrative casts.'"The applicable locol jurisdiction hos adopted the above finding,s in
the resoh&oni attached as Exhibit E.
Q. Program,Administration: Adininistration call the �loical housing assistance plan will be performed by:
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Entity Duties Admin. Fee
Percentage
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Local Government Monroe County Social Services Department 10%,
Third Party Entity/Subi-recipient
R First-time Hornebuyer Definition: For any strategies designed for first-time hornebuyers, the foflowing
definition will apiply An individual who has had no ownership in a principal residence during, the 3-year period
ending on the date cfpurctmse of the property, This includes a spouse (if either rneets the above test, they are
cornsidered first-tirne hornebuyers). A single parent who has only owned a home with a former Spouse while
married. An individual who is a displaced hornemaker and has only owned with a spouse. An individual who,
has on,ly owned o principal residence not pernlarienNy affixed to a permanientf6undation in accordance with
opplicable regulotions. An iodividuOl WhO 110,5 army owned a piroperty that was not in compliance with stote,
local or model building codes, and which cannot be brought into COMPliaricefor less thorn the cost of
constructing a permonent structure,
S, Project Delivery Costs: Must state the specific strategies,and the specific activities,that willl be charged as a PDC State
the percentage and/or maximurn dollar ornount, NIA
T. Essential Service Personnel Definition(ESP),- ESP includes teachers and educators, other ,school district,
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cornmun[ty college, and university eaipioyees, poiHce and fire personnel,, hiealth care personnel, and skiHed
building trades personnel.
U. Describe efforts to Incorporate Green Building and Energy Saving products and processes:
Priority will be given! to those sponsors who dernonstrate innovative deslign,green buildIng principles, storm
reshstant construction or other elements that reduce long coasts relating to maintenance, utflities,or
irisurance, rehabiRation of existing hOMes to greatly reduce the carbon footprint of building new I'mmes;
installiation of storm shutters and h1gh implact windows and doors; use of recycled construction materials;
installation of new energy saving rated appliarices, etc.
V. Describe efforts to meet the 20%Special Needs set- aside. The Monroe County SH IP office in conjunction
with, Monroe County Social Ser0ces, Utilize their existing apphcant list in addition to continuous advertising on
the Monroe County website for ongoing homeowner rehabilitation fUndling,countywide.
W Describe efforts to reduice home tess ness: The SHIP prograRl provides owner Occupied rehabilitaflon
assistance to the extremely low, very low, low, and moderate incorne clionits of the county reducing the risk of
those horneowners becorning homeless,
Section It, LHAP Strategi�es (Please read LHAP Strategy Quick Guide before developing strategies):
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N�f N�NtAf t~N�P" ft A^� N "ANINCE t"ode 1
a. Surnnma�r ofStrate. Fuandnn assistance for the Purchase or construction.. ly, w
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residential, owner-occupied property, including concior nindurns and townhouses,
b. Fiscal yearsCovered: 02 -2023, 20, 5_ 0 4, 24-201 5
C income Categories to be served:"fiery low, lows and moderate
d. N'vtaixunnum award: $45,000,00
e. Terms:
1, Deferred loan: Secured by a recorded mote anal mortgage
'. Interest Rate:0%
S. years in loam ternn; 30
4. Forgiveness: N/A
S. Repayment: None due as long,as the loan is in good standing,.
b. Default: the loan,will be due and payable in felt upolln maturity, payment in fudd of thne first mortgage,
sale,, rental or transfer of the property,failure, to comply with,the ternns of the SHIP mortgage, loss of
homestead exemption, foreclosure,or death of the last surviving homeowner. In the event of the
death of the last urrvuwuraf, homeowner, any income el'i able heir residing in the home may assunne the
S iP Loan as long as they icain obtain title to the entire property w r'ithdrn one (1)year of the death of the
last surviving homeowner and the first mortgagee consents to the assumption of their loan,
In the event of divorce by the OeCu.nparnts married to each other, and after title has been,vested, as
long as one of the oriel dnad owners remains on title and has homestead exemption, the party
remaining in the honnne shall be considered in compliance with the existiimng SNAP terms and conditions.
f. Recipient/Tenant Selection Criteria; Eligible applicants will receive assistance on a "First Qualified,, First
Served" basis. First priority will be given to Special Need's Applicants, Applicants ~',,rho have been
determined to be In�coirne eligible for pro ,ram assistance will be placed orn a waiting, dis,t according to therm.
incouyne.
Applications,for Homebuyer Assistance ,must ilncduade:
1. A contract for purchase olf an existing housing unit or one under construction, An
°winder-consstruction°" housing uiindt shall be defined as having a building permit and
pilpn S/foundatdon connnplete and inspected.
A lending institution pre qualification letter for the annouunt to be fdnannced which, rnnay
assurne up, to a $45,000 SHIP loam.
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3. An affidavit from the Seller In the event this is a unit under construction, indicating
thie delivery date of the housing Unit (cannot be more thar-ii five months from the date
of the SHIP approval).
Appiicarrts who fail to SUbmit complete applications, who dio not n'ieet SHIP threshold
requirements or cannot close due to financing or any other reason, may riot reapply for
SHI'P assistance unitil the following application cycle,
9. Sponsor Sielectioln Criteria: N/A
h. Additional InforrT)ation: BuVer(s) must contribute a rninimum, three percent(3%)1 of the !sales price as a
cash contribution to the purchase, The 3%can be comprised of title insurance, appraisals, inspections
and/or dosing costs. Property must rneet minin'Wry) health and safety standards as defined under the Ul.S
Department of Housing and Urban Development's, Housing Quality Standards (HQS). Any HQS
deficiencies rnUst be corrected prior to (,.)r as part of the purchase transaction. In the case of new
construction, a Certificate Of OCCUa ,,)arrcy (CO) may be suibstituted for the HQS inspection. Mortgage loans
to public entities, which retain ownership of the land Linder the terms of a ground lease, shall exterid to,
the improverrients.
1-domes rnust be financed with ai federally insui ed financial institution, with, the exception of Habitat for
Humanity units. I'n the event other financing methods are utilized arid approved by the SHIP
Adniinistrator, or assigned personnel, the SHIP Note arid Mortgage rnust be held as a first Mort gage (in
first position.
SHARED APPRECIATION' PROVISION- All SHIP funds, under this strategy are subject to a mortgage that
shall contain recaptiire provisions which provides for shared appreciatioin between the buyer(s) arid the
Monroe County SHIP Program, 1-he amount due Monroe CCi upon sale, refinancing or transfer of the
property shiall be c�alcullated by adding the surer of the principal bialarlCe of the SHIP loan and 50% of the
appreciated value. The appreciated value shall) be the difference between the original purchase price and
the sales price less any real estate commission, less the value of any permitted improvements and less
reas,onabile closing costs, Housing units constructed utilizing Affordable Housing Permits which, restrict
appreciation of the housing unit's,value, shall not be subject to the Shared Appreciatron Provision.
ASSUMPTION OF EXISTING SI-1111) MORTGAGES: Existing SMP Horniebuyer Mortgage Loans may be
assumed in order to enhance the owner-occupied property's, n,iiarketability and avoid the lois,s,of existing
affordable housing units,when the current appraised value is equal to,or less,than the purchase price and
ai ust be recornm ended by the SHIP Sr. Administrator and approved by the SHE P Program Administrator.
Existing SKIP Hornebuyer Mortgage Loans of Not.-For-Profit Homeownership Developer units niay be
assumed for the balance of the term of the existing loan by new very low and low-income quaffied
homebuyers, Transfer of title to the new homebuyers must be c�ompl'eted within a period that does not
to exceed six(6) months after repayment by the existing homeowner,
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a Surnmary. Funding assistance for owner occupied housing rehabiRation, with/or without
leveraging with thie Weatherization assistance Prograrn,
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L Fiscal Years Covered: 2022-20,23, 2023-2024, 20,24-2025
C income Categories to be served:Very low, l'ow, and moderate
d, Maximurn award: $3S,000.00
e, Terms:
1, Repayment Ioan/deferred loan/grant. Deferred payment kmn secured by a recorded note and
rniortgage
2, Interest Rate: 0%
S. Years in loan terirn: Twenty (20) years
1. Forgiveness: The Wn balance wiil be forgiven during years tern (10)through twenty (20),at the irate of
ten (10),% per year.
4. Forgiver,at rnaturity.
S. Repayment: None due as long as tone loan is in good standing.
6, Default: The loan will be due and payable in full unpon in the event of, rental, sale, or transfer of the
property laefore the maturity date, failure'to comply Wth the terms of the SHIP rnortgage, loss of
homestead exemption, foreclosure, or death of the last SLU'ViVhIg horneowner, In the event of the
death of the last surviving homeowner,any incorne eligible heir residing in the hory-w may assume the
SHIP Loan as long as they can obtain title to the entire property within one (1) year of the death of the
la,st surviving homeowner and the first mortgagee consients to the assurnpition of their loan.
In the event of divorce by the occupants, rnarried to each other aind after title has been vested, so long
as one of the original owners ren,iaiins on,tiitie and has hioniestead exemption, the party remaining in
the horne shall be considered in compliance with the existingternis and conditions.
f, Eliigible applicants will receive assistance on a ""First QUalffied, First Served" basis,, Speciall Needs and Very
Low-Incorrie Appkcants will have first priority for fUriding. Applicants who heave been determined to be
income eligible for prograrn assistaince will be placed on a waiting list according to their incon're
classification.
& Reciplient/Teriant Selection Criteria: N/A
K Sponsor Selection Criteria:! N/A
i. Additional Information, For the purpose oft-iiis strate�gy, the standard for rehabilitation is defined as those
Improvements necessary for the subject unfit to, rneet the LJ,S, Departirnent of Housing and Ulrban
Devehoprnent's Housing QuaHty Standards (HQS). A11 households receiving rehabilitation assistance under
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this,strategy are not Oigible for addntional SHIP funding,for a period of three (3) years from closeout of
grant/Ioan,
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SLU`nrnary:� Funds will be awarded to owner occupied horneowners and/or displaced
individL41s to provide irnrne&ate disaster relief, repair of existing homes or purchase
assistance required to purchase or replace dernolished hornes as a result of an emergency
or disaster which, has beein, decla red by OXeCUtive oirder(s,) signed by the President of the
United States of Arnerica or the Governor of the State of Florida,
"Fhis,strategy will only be founded and implemented in the event of a,disaster Using
any funds that have not yet been encumbered or with additional disaste�r funds
ailocated by Florida Housing Finance Corporation, SHW disaster funds rnay be Used
for,iten-us such as, but not limited to:
(a) Purchase of erneirgeincy supplies for eligiWe households to weatherproof;
(b) Purchase and/or replacement hOUSing unit;
(c), liriterini repairs to avoid further darnage; tree ands debris rernovall required to
make the indiviftall housing Unit habitabie;
(d) Construction of wells or repair of existing wells where public water is not
available;
(e) Payment of insiurance &ductibies for relialiHitation of fiornes covered under
homeowiners" insurance policies;
(f) Security deposit for eligible recipients that have been displaced from their
homes due to disaster;
(g) Rental assistance for eligible recipients that have been displaced frorn, th,eir
hiornes due to disaster,
(h) Any strategy included in the approved LHIAP that beriefit applicants directly
affected by the declared disaster,...
(i), Other activities,as proposed by Monroe COUnty and approved by the Florida
Housing Finance Corporation.
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b Fiscah Years,Covered: 2022-2023, 20123-2024, 2024-2025
C. Income Categories to be serve& Very low, low�, and moderate
d. MaximUn) award: $35,0001
e. Terms:
2, Repayrnent loan/deferred loan/grant: Secured by a recorded note and rnortgage
1 interest Rate: 0%
4,, Years in loan term: Ten (10)
S. Forgiveness:The loan balance willl be forgiven,during years,six (6�)through ten (10), at the rate of
twenty(20), % per year,
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& Repayment: Nione clue as long as the pea n is in,good standing.
7, Default: The outstanding I balance will be due and paiyabile in full u ron the rental, s,alle or transfer
of the property, failure to coirnply with the terms,of the SHIP, mortgage, loss of hornestead exemption
or death of the last surviving homeowner, In the event of the death of the past:surviving homeowner,
any lincorne eligib]e heir res[ding in the horne may aSSUrne the SNIP Loan as long as the heir can obtain
titlie to, the entire property within One (1) year of the cleath of the lla,st surviving homeowner and the
first niortgagee consents to the assumpflon Of tl-Wir loan,
In the event of divorce by the occupants niarried to,each, other and after title has been vestecl, so long
�s one fthe original owners remains on titan andl has homestead exemption, the party rernaining In,
the home shall be considered In comp hance with the existing terms and conditions,
Recipient/"renant Selection Cidteriw Applications processed on,a "First Quaiffied, First Served" basis,.
91 Sponsor Selection Criteria N/A
h. Additional k)formatiomEligible costs include all hard and soft costs associated" with the rehabilitation of
the property.
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al, SUrnrTmiriy: Funding assistance for sewer lateraR connections for owner occupied propertues, to
include condo rnkliU mis and townihouses,
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lo. Fiscal Years Covered: 2022-2023, 2023-20124, 20124-2025
C, Income Categories,to bieserve& Very low and Low,
d, Maximun,i award: $8,000,00
e, FEn rryis:
1, Repayment loan/deferred loan/grant: Secured by a recorded note and mortgage
2 Interest Rat�e: %
3. Years in loan terrm Ten (10)
4, Forgiveness: Forgiven at n,iaturity
5, Repaymenic: None cluo as tlong ais the loan is, in good standing.
6, DiefaUlt: The outstanding balance shaIi be due and payable upon rental, satle, transfer, air failure to
corm ply with,the terrins of the SHiP mortgage, loss of homestead exerniption, foreclosu ire,or death of
the last surviving homeowner. In the evenrof the death of the last surviving homeowner, any income
eligible heir residiing in the horrie n')ay assurne the SHIP Loan as brig as they can obtain title to the
entire property within one (1),year of the death of the Nast surviving hor-neowiner and the first
rnortgagee consents to the assumption,of their loan.
In the event of divorce by the occUpants marided to each atl-iier and after title has, been vested, so long
as one of the original owners rernains on tattle and has homwstead exemption, the party rernaining in
the home shall be considered' in comphanice with the existing, terrnis and conditions,
f� Recipient/Tenant Selection Criteria: Applications processed on a, "First qualified, First Served" basis,
9. Sponsor Selection Criteria: N/A
h. Additional Information: N/A
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SUnlmary: Funds provided for thie construction or rehabilitation of a. . .ffordable rental 11OUSing Units
lb, Fiscal Years Co,ve'red: 2022-2023, 2023-2024, 2024-2025
C, Income Categories, to be served: Very low, low, and moderate
d. Maxdmurn award: $401,0100.00 per Unit
ell Terms:
1, Repayn,wnt loan/deferred loan/grant: Deferred paVaient loan secured by a recorded note and
mortgage,
2. Interest Rate: 0% Non-Profit 3% For Profit
3, Year's in loan term: Fifteen (15)
4, Forgiveness 9ot-for-Profit entities, ftrlll loan aMOLHIt forgiven at maturity, For-Profit entities, full loan
aMOUnt due at maturity,
5, Repayrnent: None due as long as the loan is in good standing
6, Default: Due and payable in full uipon sale or transfer of the property or,failure to comply with the
terms,olf the SHIP Rental Monitoring Agreernent or Land Use Restriction Agreement (LURA), SHIP set
asidle units assisted under this strategy must rnaintain rents that do not exceed the rent mjaxnrnrrms
published annually by the Florida Flousing Finance Corporation. SH11P recipients that offer renta1
housing for sale w6iin fifteen years,of the SF-11P award must g,ive as right of first refusal to eh&le non,
profit orgainizations,for purchase a,t the current rnarket value for continued occupancy by eligible
persons.
t Recipient/Tenant Selection Criteria: Eligible residents will be sele'cted on a "First(.jualified, First Served"
blasis.
9. Sponsor/Sub-recipient Selection Criteria: Priority will be given to those sponsors dernonstrating
innovative clesigin, green building principles, storni resistant construction or other elernents that reduce
long term costs relating to maintenance, utilities,, or inSUrance.
Priority 41 shall be to proOde funding for the preservation of Assisted FIOUSirIg Units. The tiebreaker
within priority#1 shall be the loiwest SHiP per unit cost.
Priority#2 Applications proposing,the rehabilitation of existing affordable rental Units, ranked In the
following order:
2a. Proposing the longest perrod of affordability
2ba Serving very low-income tenants
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2c. Serving substantially(%) very low-incorne tenants
2d. Serving povv-incorne tenants,
2e, Serving SUbstantialpy(%) low-lincorne teriants
2f. Serving moderate-inconire terrants
The tiebreaker shO be the lowest SHIP per unit cost,
Priority#3 Applications,proposing the creation of the new rental Units by construction or rehabilitation, ranked in
the fol�lowing order:
la. Proposing the longest period of affordability
1.b Una is serving very pow-income tenants
1c, Units serving substantially (%) very low-inicorrie tenants
id, Serving low-income tenants,
I.e. Serving WbstantWly(%) low-income,tenants
if, Serving moderate-incorne tenants
I he tiebreaker shall be the lowest SHIP per Unit cost.
h. Additional Information: All entities funded urider this strategy will hie requirecito exeCLit�e a SHIP Rental
Monitoring Agreement and Land Use Restriction Agreernent(LURA) for a rninimurn tern,i of fifteen (15)
years.
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lbw Fiscal Years Covered: 2022'-2023, 2023-2024, 2024-2025
C. Income Catego61es to be serve& Very low, low, and moderate
& Maximum award: $35,0100.00 Per unit
e. Terms �
1. Repayment loan/deferred loan/girant: Deferred playrnent lolan, secured by a recorded note and
mortgage and Land Use Regulations Agreement,
1 Interest Rate 0%
3. Years in, loan, terrn: Fifteen (n)
4. Folrgjveness I"he ]clan, Il,aalance MIHI be forgiven at maturity.
5. Repayment: None clue if the loan is in good standing.
6. Default: PriincipaR and interest shall be dule uipon the sAe or trainsfer elf the property, If dUring the
affordability period the Ipropr.aerty is sold or transferred to, an,eligible nonprofit ear-ganization approved
by the COUnty that agrees to execulte all SHIP loan documents for the affordability period originally
specified, rio payrnent is dUP on the loan,
f. Recipilent/1"enant Selection Cdteria: Tenants will be processed on a "First Qualified, First Served" basis,
9. Sponsor Selection Cffteria: Priority wi:ll be given to non-profit spoinsors who own deed and income
restricted properties in, need of repair as a result of a disaster for the preservation of assisted housing
un,its, and Iong.-terrri affordability for very low, lo�w, and moderate incorne truants
h. Additional Inforn,iation:EIligible costs include, all hard a,nid soft costs associated with the rehabilitation of
the property.
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In addition to, the required Incentive Strategy A and Strategy B, include all adopted incentives
with thie policies and procedUres, used for implernentation as provided in Section 420.9076, F.S.:
A. Name of the Strategy; Expedited Permitting
Permits as defined in s�, 1633177 (6) (f) (3) for affordable housing projects are expedited
to a greater degree than other projects,.
Established policy and procedUres: 'The Monroe County Year, 2030 Comprehensive Plan
and L.and Development Code and Code of Ordinances establish procedures for expediting
the development of affordabile housing projects,
Provide a description of the procedures Used to, irriplernent this strategy: Affordable
housing permit applications are niot reqt.iirecl to go through the cornpetitive ROGO (Rate
of Growth Ordinance) process, Additionally,, any development order or development
permit for affordable housing receives prpority in process4ig and review of applications
and permits, per Section 9-2(b) of the Monroe COLAnty Code,
Responsible Agency, Monroe Counity Building Department and Planning & Environmental
Resources Department
B. Name of the Strategy, Ongoing Review Process
An ongoing process for review of local policies, or6iances, regulations, and plan,
provisions that incr ease cost of housing prior to their adoption.
Established policy and procedures:
1. Section 93 of the Monroe County, Code st�ates; All ordinances, policies, resolutions,
regulations, and comprehensive plan, provisions (regulations) that may affect the cost
of hOUSing including 'those regardliing infrastrUCtUre, permitting, irnpact fees, or
development process, arid appirovails shall be reviewed by 'the growth management
director, the planning director, the building officiai and the finance or budget director,
"The assessment shall evaluate whe�ther the new regulatiori does, in fact, affiect the
cols,t of housing including affordable IIOUSing. Such, evaluation shall be addressed in
the staff report to the board of counity commissioners,
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Planning & Environmental Resources and
Monroe County Budding Department
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2, The County allows applicants, to apply to the Board of County Cornmissioners to waive
building permit application fees for affordable housing (Sectioni 6-1.08(e), Monroe
County Code).
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Building Department
1 The adopted Fee Resolution for the Planning & Environnientad ReSOUrces Departrnent
provides thiait there shall be no application or other fees,, except advertising and
noticing fees, for affordable housing projects, except that alll apphcable fees shall be
charged for applications for alll development approvals required for any develop rnent
Under Sec. 139-2(b) (Transfer of ROGO Exemptions from Mobile Homie Parks) and for
applications for variances, to setbf ack, lland's,ca,pi�ng anid oir off-street parking
regUlations associated with an affordable housing deve loprnent,
Responsible Agency: The Monroe Couinity Planning and Environmental Resources
Department and Monroe COUnty Building Department
Other Incentive Strategies,A,doopted:
C. Name of Strategy. Modification of Impact Fee Requirements
Established policy and procedure: 11-ie County waives irnpact fees for alll affordable
housing permits, purSUant to Comprehensive Plan Policy 601A-12, Section 139-1(b)(4)
and Chapter 126 olf the Land Development Code,
Monroe County Comprehensive Plain Pollicy 601.1,12: Monroe County shall annUally
rnonitor the eligibility of the occUpantS of 11OUSirlig Units which have received special
benefits, includinig buit not limited to those issued under the affordable housing
provisions specified in the Land Development Code or those issued thrOUgh the Permit
Alllocation ystern, If occupants no, longer rneet the eligibility criteria specified in the
Plan aundl in the Land Development Code, andl their eligibility period has not expired,
then Monrole County may take any on,e or a, com bination of the followirig actions:
1, require the payment of impact fees, if they were waived;
2,, proceed with rerniediat actions through the Department of Code Comphance, as a
viiolation, of the Monroe COUnty Code,
3. take civd court action as aUthorized by statute, cornmon, law, or via agreement
between am i applicant and the County; and/or
4. require the sale or rental of the unit(s), to eligible occupants.
Monroe County Code Chapter .126 — Impact Fees, Section 126-4(h)(6): Type of
Development Nlot Affected. — (6) Affordable or employee, hOUSing Units (as, definied in
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section 10,1-1) for which a deferred payment of irnpact fees, hias been recorded in the
chain of title.
Monroe County Code Section .139-1 Affordable and employee housing; ad rn in istra Lion:
1394(b)(4) The requirements of this Land Development Code for the provision of impact
fees, shall" be waived for affordable ainid ernplayee housing and any market rate hOlUsing,
develloped in accordance witl"i subsection (b)(8) of this section,
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Building Department and Planning & Environmental
Resources Department
D. Namie of Strategy, Flexibility in Densities for Affordable Hous,inig
Established policy anid procedures:
1.) Pursuant to Sections 1301-157 and 139-1(b)(1) of the Land Developnient Code, the
following density bonuses are allowed for affordable and et,nployee housing: as
Maximum Net tensity of 25 dwelling units per buildable, acre fo r land within an Urban
Residential (UR) land use district; a Maximum Net Dienisity of 18 dwelling units, per
buildable acre for land within a Mixed Use (MU) land use district, a Maximum Net
Diens,ity of 18 dwellil'lg units per twildable acre for land within a Suburban Cornmercial
(SC) land ulse district, and a Maximuni Net Density of 12 dweflirig units per buildable
acre for land within an Urban Cornit-nercial (IUC) land use district.
Responsible Agenicy: Monroe County Planning & Environirnentai Resources
Depairtment
2) Pursuant to Section 139-1(b)(2) of the Land Development Code, the rTiaximum net
residential density allowed per district and by this section, shall not require
Transferable Development Righits (-rDR) for affordable and employee housing and
rnar"ket rate housing developed in accordance with subsection (b)(8) of this section,
This allows a fisher density for affordable and emiploye,e hOLASing without the transfer
and retirement of additional density.
3), Pursuant to Section 1 -1(b)(5)1, the County allows the construction of affordable
housing uniits, on nonresideritial sites, including hotel/motel density development,
without deducting from the commercial floor area allowed wheri calculating density,
any existing law fUlly established or proposed affordable or employee housing on a
parcel' and the floor area thereof sliall be excluded from the calCUlatiOn of the total
gross nonresidlential floor area). Providing' a 'density bonus' for the development of
affordable or employee housing on the site with the nonresidential use,
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Responsible Agency Monroe COUnty Planning & Environnientall ReSOUrces
Department
E. Name of Strategy, Reservation of Infrastructure Capacity for Affoirdaible Housing
Established polli:cy and proceduire: Monroe County prepares an annual PUblic Facilities
Capacity Report, Thrs Report indicates that there is, slufficient infrastruCtUre capacity to
accommodate the needs of County residents,
Responsible Agency onroe County Planning & Erivironmental Resources Department
F. Name of Strategy: All'olwance of Affordable Accessory Residential Units in Residential
Zonin Districts
Established policy and procedure: Additions, and accessory bedroorris may be perr-nJtted
on developed parcels as an accessary use/structure. The accessory use/struCtUre must be
consilstenit with existing density and Rate of Growth Ordinance (ROGO) requirernerits
specified within the Land Development Code and the Monroe Colunty Cornprehensive
Plan, Accessory uses/structures do riot inCkide second dwelling, units, guest houses, lock-
MIS or any other potentially habitable structures that are occupied by a separate and
independent resid ent/hOUse hold,
Resporisible Agency-, Monroe County P nning & Environmental Resources Departnie nit
G. Name of Strategy- Reduction of parking and setback requiremients for affordable
housing
Established pollicy and procedUIT: Pursuant to Secticins :1.02-186 and 1.102-1.87, off-street
parking requirements may be granted variances if the requisite criteria can be met.
PurSUant to Section 131-3(c), any required off-street parking spaces may be located on an
accessory driveway within tl,-ie front yard setback on a parcel de,velloped exclusively wfth a
resWentiall use, provided it does nolt occuiply more than 60 percent of the required front
yard setback area arid any vehicle UtifiZiflg such an off-street parking space shalt be
properly liter-used and operable,
Responsible,Agency; Monroe COLAnty Plainning & Environmental Resources Department
H. Name of Strategy, Allowance of Flexible Lot Configurations,
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Established policy, and procedure,: Moniroe Colunty allows flexible lot configurations to the
extent setback andl buffer yard requirernents, are met. PUrsuant to Sections 102-186 and
1.02-187, vairiances to setback and buffer yard requirements may be granted if the
requisite criteria can be met.
Pursuant to Sections, 11.0-110 and 110-1.1.1 of the Land Development Code, there is a
process to request a tot lime adj(A Stment for lots in a duly recorded lot as shown on a pllat
approved by the County. The resulting lots, configurect in, the lot line adjustment process
must rneet the rnininium requirernents for a building site purSUant to the Land
Development Cocte and Comprehensive Plan, All reSUffiflig POtS will conforrn to tine site,
development standards of the applicable zoning district,
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Planning & Environmental Resources Departmerit
Name of Strategy: Modification of Street Reqiuiremen,ts
Established policy and procedure: Monroe Cot.,jnty allows internal street configurations
that rneet life safety criteria.
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Planning & Environmental Re5OUrces [Department &
Engineering Department
J. Name of Strategy. Inventory of County Owned; Property Suitable for Affordable Housing
Established policy and procedures: Pursuant to Section 125,379, (Florida Statutes, the
County has prepared and will continue to provide an inventory of possible sites suitable
for affordable housing, (Con�ipreherisive Man Policy/6�011.1.3)
On ,l,)rill 21, 2021, the Monroe Coounty BO,CC reviewed the updated inventory of County
owned sites which may be appropriate for use as affordable housing, The invent�ory
includes two developed' parcels and two vacant parcels, The two developed parcels were
also included in the 2015 approved inventory.
Resl',)onsible Agency: The Clerk of Court has, the list of properties approved' by the Board
of County Commissioners in Resolution lug 7-2021. Monroe County Planning &
Environmental ReSOUrces Department,
K, Name of Strategy: Support development near tranispor,tation hubs and major
employment centers and mixed-use developments
Established policy and procedures:
1) Pursuant .to Sections 11.301-157 and 130-139(b)(1) of the Land Development Code,
the following density bonuses are ail�lowed for affordable and employee housing
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within zonnin:g districts that allow commercial and mixed uise developmeriv a,
Maximurn Net Density of 18 dwelling units per buildable aicre for land within a
Mixed: Ulse (MU) land use dustrict; a MaxirnUffi Net Density of 18 dwellilng uniits per
builidable acre for land within a Subt.,urban Commercial (SC) land ulse district; and a
Maximium Nlet Density of 12 dwelling Urifts per buildable acre for land withlin an
Urban Con'in'iercW (UC) land Use district,
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Planning & Fnvi ronmental Resources
Department
2) Livable CornmUniKeys, Planes (LCP) have been adopted Iby the Board of County
Commissioners for Key Largo, Tavernier, Big Pine Key and No Name Key, Stock
Island, anid the Lower Keys. These ILCIPs identify activity centers that erICC)Urage the
development of: affordable housirig near identified mixed Use and employment
centers. Proposed amendments to the Land Development Code also incorporate
thies,e areas as community center zoning overlay districts,
Responsible Agency: Mor-irce Couinity Planning & Environmental Resources
Department
3) Policy 601,1.5 olf the Monroe County Comprehensive Plan states: If Monroe
County fundinig, car if COUnty-donatied land is to be used for any affordable housing
project, alternative sites shall be assessed according to the foIlowing guidelines:
. Proxin,iity to ernployrnent and retail ce,nters. Sites within five miles of
employment and retail centers shall be preferred. 191J-5.01i)(3)(c)(S)]
Responsible Agenicy: Monroe County Planning & Environniental Resources,
Department.
4) Pursuant to Section, 114-15 of thie Land Development Code, nonresidential and
multi-far'nily t.,uses generating over two thOLAsand (2,0010) trips per day shall be
developed to encourage mass transit, by including features such as: transit
facilities, including covered bus shelters, pedestrian/bicycle paths, bicycle racks,
carpool facflffies, adequate turning radii for Marge vehicles, and pedestrian access,
to adjacent nonresidential and muld-farrifly uises.
Respo ns,iblle Agency: Monroe County Planning & Environmental Resources
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Name of Strategy. Inclusionary Housiing
Residentiol
Established policy and procedure: Per Section 139.-I(e)(2) of the Land Development Code,:
a. Residential develop rnents, other than mobile home or mobile home spaces
covered by subsection (e)1(2)b. of this section, that r-eS,LAIt in the development or
redevelopment of three (3) or rnore dwelling units, on a parcel or contiguous
parcels shall be required to develop or redevelop at least 30 percent of the
residential units as affordable housing units. Residentiall development or
redevelopment of three O units on, a parcel or contigUOUS parcels shall require
that one (1) developed or recieveloped unit be ain affordable housing unit. For
the purpose of tl'-ds, section, and notwithstanding subsection (e)(2)b. of this
section, any dwelling Unit exceeding the number of lawfully established dwelling
units on site, which are created by either a THE or ROGO allocation award, shall
be considered developed units.
L The removal and rep acernent with other typ,es of dwelling units of ten (10�) or
more mobile homies that are located on a parcel ar contiguous, parcels and/or
the conversion of mobile, hon'-ie spaces located on a parcel or COntigUOUS parcels
into a Use other than mobile hornes shall be required to include in the
development or red'eveloprnent a number of affordable hot.,ising units eqlual to at
least 30 percent of the nUffiber of existinig units being removed and replaced or
converted from, mobile home use or, in the e,vent the new, use is, nonresidential,
to develop affordable housing units at least equall in nurnber to 30 percent of the
number of rnobiIe hornes or mobile home spaces being, converted to other than
rnobile home use, Rernoval and replacement or conversion to a different use of
ten (10) mobile homes, or mobile tiorne s,paces on a parcel or COrItigUOUS parcels,
shalll require that three (3) units be replaced or converted to deed-restricted
affordable housing.
c. h-i calculating the inUrnber of affordable housing units required for a partiCLIllar
project, or phase of a project, ailll dwelling units proposed for development or
redevelopment or mobile hornes or mobile home spaces to, be converted frorn
mobile home use shall be counted. In, phased projects, the affordable housing
requirernents, shall be proportionally allocated among the phases. If a
subsequent developi-nent or redevelopment is proposed following a p rior
development approved on the same property as, it existed as of the effective
date of the ordinance (O,RD 030-20103, 017-2006, 011-20,08 and 006-20,16) from
which this section is derived, which prior development did not meet the
compliance thresholds set forth in subsection (e)(2),a9 or (d)1(2)b. of this section,
the requirements, Of subsection (e)(2)a. or (e)(2)b, of this section shall be met as
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part of the subsequent development for alI units proposed for development or
re d e v e I o p rri e n t.
Nonresidential and Transient
Ordinance 00'1-2021 wais adopted by the Monroe County BOCC on February 17, 202,11
which created an inclusionary housing requirement to address nonresidential and
transient dieveliolpment to ensure than affordable, housing is provided to the local
workforce by en,iployee generating, development proportionate with, the nieed for
affordable workforce housing it creates.
The established policy anid, procedure is set forth in Section 139-1(f) of the Land
Developi-nent Code. The intent of thie section is, to ensure that there is an affordable
supply o�f housing for the local workforce, This will be accornplished by reqUiring
w,orkforce housing be provided for all new development and redevelopment in all
arnount proportionate, to the need for affordable workforce houOig that the
nonresidential and transient use dievelopryient or redevelopment creates. The intent of
this subsection is to permit nonresidential and transient use owners to continue to,
establish uses corlsistent with the curren't bUiUng and safety standards and to ensure
that ais developinient arid redevelopment occurs, cornprehensive plan policies regarding
affordable housing are implemented.
The technical support and analysis upon which the nonresidential inclusionary hOUsing
requirements are established are based upon the 'Affordable Workforce Housing SUP Port
Study or. Non-Residential DeveIOP17'ient,' prepared by Clarion Associates, LLC, prepared in
J:u n e 2 0 17.
Responsible Agency: Monroe County Planning & Environmental Resources Departmerit
Recornmeindation° Monroe Courity shall maintain land development regulationis on
inclusionary housing.
K Name of Strategy, Mobile Home Park Incentive Program
Established policy and procedure: Section 1 1-2(b) of the Land Development Code
establishes incentives for affordable housing development by allow, inig the transfer of
market rate ROGO exemption,s within the POGO subarea from mobile horde parks, in
exchange for maintaining an equal or greater number of deed-restricted afford able
dwelling units within Monroe COUnty,
This program provides an eligible sender site owner the opportunity, to transfer market
rate R f exemptions currently associated with existing and lawfully established
dwelling uniits, from eligible sender sites, to receiver site(s) within Monroe County,
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provided that it involves, the pooling of affordable dwelling unit rights for
redevelopment at donated, purchased or otherwise appropriately deed!-irestricted sites,
and transfer of ROGO, exemptions or allocations for the purpose of implernenting aired
facilitating one or nioire affordable hOUSing, projects.
Responisible Agency: Moriroe COUnty' Planning& Eniviroinmental Resources Department
N. Name of Strategy: Emplayee Housing, Commercial Apartiments, and Workforce Housing
as Permitted Uses
Established policy arid: procedure� The Monroe Courity Land Development Code currently
permits "Employee Housing" and/or "Commerciall ApartrnenB" in several I-and Use
(Zoning) Districts where residential units are not otherwise permitted, Per Section It 1-1
of the code:
Eniplloyeei housing, means an attached or detached dweHing, unit that is intended to serve
as affordable, pernianent Ihousirng for working hOLAseholds, which dleirive at least 70
percent of their household incorne from gainful ernployment !in the cot.-mity and rneet the
requirements for affordaVe housing as, defined in this section and as pier section 130-161.,
Commercial apartrnent means an attached or detached residential dwelling un,it located
on the same parcel of land as a nonresidential Use that is intended to serve as peri-nanent
housing for the owner or employees, of that nonresidential' use, 1'he term does not
include a tourist housing use or vacation rental use.
Ordinance 0101-2021 was adopted by the Monroe County BOCC on February 17, 20121,
which created a definition for "workforce" and "workforce housing"a as a part of a larger
ordinance to create am inclusionary housing requirement to address rionresidential and
transient development, The new Workforce hOUsing use is interchangeable with the
terms, detached or attached dwelliings, employee housing, or cormi-iiercial apartnients
included in the lainid use districts arid shall be a perrnrttied use in all land use districts
where detached dwelling, attached dweHings, employee VIOUsing or commercial
apartments are included ais a current permitted use, The adopted defiinitiorus are
consistent with the recommendation from the AHAC specified in Resolution 01-2016,
Established definitions in LDC Section 101-1:
Workforce rneans individuals oir families who are gainfUlly employed supplying goods
aind/or servi�ces to Monroe COUIrty' residents or,visitors,
Workforce Housing means dwelling units for those who derive at least 7'0% of their
income as members of the Workforce in Monroe County and who meet thie affor-dable
housing iricome caitegoriies of the Monroe County Code. Workforce housing shall, be,
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interchangeable with the terms detached or attached dwellings, employee housing or
commercial apartments inClUded in the land uise districts and shalt be a perirnitt0d Use in
alll land Use districts where detached dwelling, attached dwellings, ernployee housing or
comirnercial apartments arle included as, a CLArrent permitted Use. An applicant choosing to,
develop world'orce 110USing is SUbject to the requirements of Chapter 139 and all other
requirements included in the lanid development codle, including but not limited to,
density, parkin , bufferyards, aiccess, etc,
Responsible, Agency: Monroe County Planning & Enviromnentall Resources Department
0. Narne of Strategy: Purchase and Lease Back Prograrn
Established policy and per ocedUre: The County has a pUrchase and: lease-back program for
affordable IhOUSirlg.
Additioinailly, the COUnty has actively participated in the federal and state grant
opportunities made available, after Hurricane lrrna to, acquire and redevelop r-nobile parks
as workforce housing, The County has appliledl for a Comrnunity, DevOopment Block Grant
- Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) grant to fund the praperty's purchase price and
development costs,
Responsible Agencies: Moinroe County Land DevOopnient AUthority; Monroe COUnty
HOUsing Authority and Monroe COUrIty Attorney's Office,
..R!!�,_q g Lir e cl
A. AcIrninistrative Udget for each fiscal year covered in the Plan,
8. Tirriefine for Estimated Enwn-ibrance and Expencliture,
C, HOUsing, Dee livery Goals Chart (HDGC) For Eaich Fiscal Year Covered lin the p an.
D. Signed LHAP Certification,
E. Signed, dated, witnessed, or attested adopting, resolution,
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S 1-1113' 1,H A Fl 2022-2025,
{Effective Da le 7/1/2021
agonal
�F. Ordinance: (If changed frorn the originM creatlng ordinance).
G. Intedocal Agreement (Repired if applicable).
H, Other Documents Incorporated by Reference.
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ADMINISTRATIVE FUDGE T FOR EACH FVSCAL YEAR Exhibit A
1�'Ixhibit A
MONROE COUIN' TY
Fiscal Year: -2023
Estimated SHIP Funids for Fiscal Year: $ 80�7,336,00
Salaries and Benefits $ 73,233,00
Office SUpplies and EqUlipment $ 2,500,010
Travel Per djern- WoIrk-s-hops, etc, $ 1,0001a00
Advertising $ 1,000,0o
Other* recording fees and inspections $ 3,000.00
Total $ 8 0,733,0 0
Adimin 101,00%
OK
Fiscal Year 2023-2'024
Estimated SHIP Furids, for Fiscal' Year-. $ 350,000%001
Salaries arid Benefits $ 31,000 00
Office Suppillies, and EqUipirrient $ 2,000.00
Travel Per di ern Workshops, etc. $
Advertising
$
Other' recording fees, and inspectioris- $ 2,00&00
Total $ 35,000,.001
Adniin % 10.00% ,:
OK
Fiscal Year 2024-2025
Estimated SHIP Funds for Fiscal Year: $ 3501, ,00
Salaries, and Benefits $ 31:,0001,0101
Offic,e Supplies and Equipment $ 2,000.001
Travel Per di en i Workshops, etc. $
Advertising $ 500,00
Othier" record ing fees and inspections $ 1,500.00
Total
Ad ni i n % 10%00%
OK
.................................
*Al1l "other" iterns need to be d�etailed here and are subject to r iew, and approval: by
the SHIP review committee, Project Delivery Costs that are outside of administrative
costs are not to be in here, but must be detailed in the LHAP rnain document,
Details: Other - recording fees and HQS inspections.
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Exhibit B
Timeline for SHIP Expenditures
Monroe County, Florida affirms that funds allocated foir these fiscal years will
flocol governii-nent)
meat the folllowing deadhnes.-
..............
Fiscal Year Encumbered Expended Interim Closeout
Report Report
2022-2023 6/301/20,24 6/30/2025, 9/1.5/'202�4 9/15/20251
.... ....................... .......
2023-2024 6/30/'20125 6/30/2026 9/15/20215 9/151/2026
_2024-2025 6/30/2026 6/30/2027 _J_ 9/15/2026 9/15/2027
if funds, allocated for these fiscal years, is nolt anticipated to meet expenditure deadlines, Florida HOUsing
Finance Corporation will be notified according to the fo[lowing chart:�
..........
Fiscal Year Funds Not Closeout AR
Expended Not
Submitted
................. ------. ...... ...........
2022-201231 3/30/2025 6/15/2025
.................. .. ........
2023-2024 3/3,0/2026 6/15/20261
20,24-2025 3/30/2027 .__6/15/2027
Requests for Expenditure Extensions,(close-out year ONLY) must be receiive,d by FHFC by June 15 of the
year in which funds are reqlui red to be explendedl.The extension request shal1l be emil to,
aind include-
L A staternent that "(City/COUnty) requests an extensOn to the e�xpenditure deadline fair fisical
year,.
2. The arnount of funds that is not expended.
3, The amount Of funds that is not enWrnbered or' has been recaptured.
4. A detailed plan of how/when the rnoney will ble expended,
Note: on extension to the expenditure deodfine (June 30),does riot refieve the requireMent to submit
fSepiterriber 15) the anti ualreport online detoifing ollfunds that hove been expended, P'lease enlod
k,N I(,t,)f 01 h`l� when you ore,reody to, "submit"the A R.
Other Key Deadfiries,
AHAC reports are^ now due annually by Decern her 3 L Local governments receiMnig the mini m urn (air less)
a Hocation, may choose not to repo Q.
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LHAP Exhibt C 2 -2'3
FLORIDA HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -- .w.. .-- -- ............ __...............-._.HOUSING DELIVERY GOALS,CHART
---------- ---------------
__ 20,22.20 _
Name of Local Government: MONROE COUNTY
Estimated Foinds(Anti0p atetl halloratinn oniy): .m 807 336....I'm M� 77�
Str tngNd.�.. LBuaNNid tfax,SHIP, Max.SHIP mind Max,SHIP Without
Lode eee- for75% VU U nits dtuwtrrN iU UnKs Pw�urcN ltlmuts �vwsrad Construbct'ion CnrsRrn ttnn
Homeownership s,et-aside
_. fes.. a .Ma.� $27 000 0 p 6
ta �tatta'tar�wttutr"s�rnn'drs
�T.....��nTpl1� ,,....� �""+rlvYt010 $2Ad�d6CJC1tDdY �(YflP�1.._..., .._.__...., ._�
3 140MEL WNIIIPR REHAS 1. � 35,�000 d $35,i 1010 l $35,P010 �7.V�,t����.C' ;:Q`W(l g2tP,000 00 6
.... ...VgW3Pu%LDWUitPFI SPVhrECt ...,
d.XrER L yes E $8,000 2 AMC, $8,000 $64,000.00 47.R.O $64„0 00.00 8
�
5,16 DISASTER RELIEF _..... w, yes .. _�.....w.��r35(100. � $t,.000 �.....�$t a 00 1 G $ ,00 $o 010 � $0,00 �.. 0.
- ..__, -—---------------------- .,,..... m.... . --�tik"b,iNGl A„_ 11.eAC.7
mm.................... . . _ ww_....
llU
0 00 $t,00 It 00 i7
_
�.
rod 010 't1 00 un41 l
. ,,,,,,.. .... _........
,lU SO DO .... ,�..�..��_.
Ool
.. ....... .� ____ .. .... . .� .. ... ..........................
1 ._.......... 33 ftl)tN.f? t1.r,:kt'1 $5,1 t,f.0 (Kj �?'G
irraaglhNnnrnvwrroabshNpa < ��,., __ ......
Purchase PrliceLlr ks: New '112,1841 ErtdstIng �$5,12,�584 t:IA(.30
..............
ma. SU,,,; P Mod S-H11;
Code Rentait fo�r 75% VLI!Units L11 Units ' Constroction Totail unit,5
set-aside Award Award Units Award coinstrutflon
To------ ................ ...............
AFFORDABLE RENTAIL REHAB/CONST Yes 1 $40,000 $10�000 $40,00a I fo,000,00 $0,00 $1,60,000-100 4
.......................... ...........
6 Y(I"q $35,000 S35�000 $3s,mo $0-oc ryo 00 50,00 0
.........................................
$000 5f),Oc MDO a
...................... .......... ................................_.................._,_
I'0M S0.00 $0,00 0
5
.. .....
S0,00 $000 $1111) 0
........... ...... .
so,GO $0,00 1$1)-11)........ .. 0
----------------- . . . .. . ................................. .....................-
Total Rental 4 0 0 1610,000,00 $0,00 $160,0001.00 4
p 777 7
0"j,v 7 LT7 77 U7,7/7',/,7"",/,,—/ Me.............. M/
77"R/p mmm-
T
mmm
Administration Fees $0,336 10% a l?,
.......................
Horne Ownership Counselling 7/7777'77�.....................77/777............
5 5,000
Total Afl Funds 789,336 01K
SirWegies IIIHpe,,d in _I-VYP uniuV appe,lu 4JIr Ex C,Dvem if uWupdcd
OK 1:1 AGE 31
Ole
LOW 11110MIle(30%requiregrent)
.... ...................... -—-
M M , 7
0 e!fIcOnle
LHAP EKfdbR 1 23-24
FLORIDA HIOUSiNG FIEN N E CORPORATION
._ -- .� ... _..�� �..,. .. ............
,,.. _.....� m....,,,,
HOUSWG DEUVERY GOALS,CHART
..--
0, - 024
Name f Local
. .
COUNTY
Ovate _ ated aJlllrar�aation srn lyW � R50 00
ds
-Estimated Euru---Q�4mwi- .��w� __ ... �. —M, l
.... Strategies wawhr
SHIP IVE Max. P �thout
3are ft7aa al1adBa LI UaCs E�nskrrc�rx L�� lrnls�"
---------------
Construction set-aside fv � �wrr� Jttl� nAr
..........
a®_ .. ... �
........
1 hN���if�IEBU"dER ASStSTe NCIE Yus� ,tl� r7 4 ,0'00 3 $45,�d900 1,35,iJ�0,01i(8 ("wcd �S i'.a,C.1L .9 I 3
mm.
3 .._ HOMEOWNERREN3AB Yes b $3h,(t00 3' `�35,6.00 a$Lu,LD 0 5210,0N)1,010 $13of) $21'o,I000'o 6
.w�- ,,,,,,, ,A�..- .. �, ........�,.,, .m.m............. I .._..... wm ...- -......W...---
5,7E DISASTER RELIEF 'mars $ 5,000 $3a�k00 $3F3,000 $i-oo "�i':%,00 0[.00 0
.....�,_ _...........amw _ .. ..._.. wm ,,.. .. ....� m ... �.�
.............m _ _ ...... ..... - - .... —----
,00k L. - U a
0
�_ . .. �w �.... .
$19'oo >3.0 $�
,..$lp.N43 $C➢P.7
ra F
...�.. _......w ... ....... ..
9Yi11� _dl,,.�...
„ 700 50,00 ,C. .
I Homeowners!, ai�uW .
ParU L ,,,,....
u
�
7p�' OX
...................................--------------- ............................................--........... .........
Max.SKIP Max.S141P Miod Max.SHIP WIthout
Code Rental 1`005% ViLlUnits Award 1.1 WIRS Award UnJU Award Construction ConstrucCion TOW
set-asi de
...................... - -------------
AFFORDABLE RENTAL REHAB/CONST yc's ;m'coo $40,000 $Ym'000 $G'oo $0.0() $0-00 0
............. .........................................................................................
16 AIFFOADABLE RENTAL DISASTER REIUEF Yes '535,000 $35,000 S'.i r o o o W $OLOO S0,00 0
..........--,..........
$000 Moo SO Do 0
............................... ...........----.......... ----......................................................----------------I'.-
$O'oo
.............. ---------------- -- --------- --------
$0,00 $OILN) $0100
$0 oro $0,00 $000 0
........... .......................... ........................
Totat Rental 0 D 0 $0,00 $01LOO $0.00 0
777 . .....
Administration FeeF 0,Y. OK
-----------------
77 777 77�777/7777 77,
Home.Ownership Coun5efing
ToW All Fund� 350,0010 OK
777777777
9816% 09
..........
Homeownership 19(65%requ 9&619t 0114 PAUL
Rental Restrk'0011 Rs%') 0.0% (M
......................
cry-Low Income
(30%requirement) $um"Ooo 30,WK, OK
Moderate Income a G%
UHAP Exhibt C 24-25
FLORIDA HOUSING,FlINANCE CORPORATION
......................................... ................... ...............
HOUSM DELIVERY GOALS CHART
.............................—-—------------- ............................ ............ .......1-1-1111------------------------------------
20,24-2025
Name of Lcicat(iovernmeint�� MONROE COUNTY
Estimated Fund Antilcjpaled alIocatiun orfly): 35000
............
Strategies Qualdias Max,SHIP Max,SHIP Mod Max.SHIP w4ficut
------------------Co de Homeownership for 75%set- VlU Units Award Lil Units Award Units A wa rd construction Construcoon 'rotaii 'Units
a5lde
——----------------------- ............................
I HOMEBUYER ASSISTANCE ye $A 5,000 $45,000 3 $45,000 $135,0100.00 W,oa Si3Yi.omoc) I
13 HOMiEOWNER REHAB yo, 3 $35,0100 3 ��'°5'—OGO $3-5-,'000—5210,000,00
................
5,16 DISASTER RELIEF yes $35,000 $315,000 $35jX)0 SOL00
---—------------
$0,010 50,00 $0,00 0
——---------- .......................... ................
$0.(m $0�00 0
——------------- ......- .....
$0J'X'll 0
$0A)o $0,01) $000 0
S0,00 $000 %'oo
Tt
....................—--
$000 $0,(.)0 $000
it W HemeownerOiip 3 3 31 $14 10 L
—J;�- 5,00,00
..............................Purchase PiNce Limits: New $ 532,5Wl Existing 5Q,5M PAGE 34
OK OK
.......... ............... ..............— .............------
Qualifies, SHW max�MRP Mod Max.SMI) Without ;
Code Rental for75%set- VdUnits Award Ll Units Award Uni Comtrucfion Construction 'rotal Units
aside, I
......................... ..........
RENTAL CONSTIRIEHAID yc,L $4'o'cco $40,000 $4010100, so'oo $0-00 $0,00 0
—-----..............
16 AFFORDABLE RENTAL DISAsm RELIEF yes $35,000 $35,000 $35,000 $0.00 $0L0G $o,00 0
................................. ...........
50,010 �0'oo
............. -- ... ------ 1
---- ---------- ......... --- ----- ��—'--.-- ..........-—------- - ............
$0 oo $0,00 $0 00 D
........... ---1-................
$0,0c, $0L00 so'oo 0
................... ............-.111,11.1111,
58 $0'nu so'00 0
......................-.............. . .......
Total Kemal0 0 .....
$a00 SO 0o 0
T7
7=7
'L111
Adrn4i strafloxij Fees $ 0% 09
................... ..................
Honu�Ownership Couns0ing
Total All Funds 3,50,010,0 OK
7 4
...............
99.6%
............. --- alit aitep,�,�,s HiAed in L H AP m LA app 0�'l r W1 r"X C ovc�n f LAI qu 11cled
Hm-neownershilp%(65510 req0rcivient� 98k% OK PA(jU 35
................
Rental Restriction(25'%ji 7 OK 0�0%
e'ry-Low Inc o m—e—130%ireq —epre'nt) ........... 3('0% 10 K
" i -�_ --. ............
2(onie(3,0%requkement), 105,0100 30101d, OK
................
Motivate Income
TYI.0100 38,6%
EXHIBIT ID
IAIAP U2525
CERTIFICAmmi vo
FLORIDA HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION
Local GovernnicrW !ROE CO q)F: q L,�N LrY, FLORIDA
(I) 'rhe local govennuent AU advertise the avaHabilij orsup Funds pursum to Flodda
statutet
() IMI S!1111 linds W be expended in as nianner which will Num that there MH be no
discHmitladon oil We basis or mce, uvaL relighm coW4 age. sex, Wilial or nwHU
StalLiS. halldiCal), Or flatiOnal onigin,
() A Process Rn swecom, or recipients Rw funds has been developed.
(4) The chgible municipahty or comy has developed as qualification sysicni for applicalions
IN awards.
(5) Recipients of funds W11 he reqWred taw condectually conirnit to progran-i guideknes.
(6) The 11orida, I kmMng Finaiwe ArRuation "A be award Beal promptly if the local
goveninwnt (or intedocal entity) mill be unable to cmvpt with the Inovisions the plam.
(7) Ihe Local I louning .Assimance Plan shall IXUVidC fiA thC eXj)en(fitLH'e Of'S1 III) funds
including allocation, prograrn Uncorne and ruapun-ed Rwids Win 24 numfis Rdloming
Me end ofle Stale Fiscal year in whith they me recavvd.
(8) The plan conNurris to the Wal Govenunwrt (Tomprehensive Plan, or that an arnend-nent
to the LAWOI Governn'tent Cornpreliensive Plan will he initiated at [lie next available
opporamij to hswv conInmance xvith the LAW Housing Assistance 116n.
(9) AniendnienN U) the apMovecl Local HOUSing Assistance Plan shaH be provided lo the
Corporation Nvith in 21 days after adoption.
00) Ile bast fund shaH be established with as qualified deposiWq; for all Sl-HP RuWs as we'll
as moneys generated Urn aclivdies W as hhow earned on lomns
(11) Moms on depoMt in the local houshig assisuance trust fund sl"lall be invested as
penniurd by la\v,
(12) The local housing assistance trust fund, shall be scparately stated as as special revenue
fund in the local governmew audited firlaricial statements, colles of the audks YLI be
lbrwarded to the (AMTOTati011 as soon as avrdlahle.
PAGE 36
(13) An interlocal entity small have its local housing assistance trust fund separately audited
d
or each state fiscal ears and the audit forwarded to the Coqmration as soon as possible,,
(1 SHIP funds well not be pledged for debt service min bonds or as rent subsidies.
(15) Developers receiving assist mice from both SHIP the Low Income Housing Tax
Credit (LIH V)Progr mmm shall comply lt.h the income, affonlability and other ..IHT
mr ,mmlr mmm.t mmtsa slmmmllarl ,any maurmits iweiving apmsslst min e from other federal programs shall
comply ith all Federal and SHIP prograrn requirements.
nts.
l 11,,oammm"s shall be mrmm lded for pI not exceeding a rs,except for deferred payment
loans or loans that extend beyond 30 years which continue to service eligible min-sons.
17) mortal I.Mits a onstrulmcted or rehabilitated with SHIP funds small be monitored t least
annimlly for 15 yeam for compliance with tenant income requirements and affordability
requirements or as required in Section 420.9075 (3)(a)
(1 The Phui meets the requirements min Se tion 420-907-9079 FS, and Rule Chapter67-37
AC,and how each amfthos me.- emir rmm nts shall be met.
( m 1p . Floridahas not
�' °lm mramislmms min Chapter� mw w,: ��� �'.mams emW�alrm ....,_..� arr°�...._.:� ,.........
been implemented.,
Witness Chief E1e t mcna it 0mm"&esm mmme,
m ...... W..m m aim David Rice
1 i4
Monroe County Attorney's Office
q q,
m' e t: �t m amdok, Clerk
��ao�v �
Mole'lla_ ..r......................_......_ . . ��atar 2022.072111:56:47 Aro�00'
....._.....w..... ��
.
Approved for formes and legal sufficiency
By: James Molenaar, Assistant County Attorney
As Deputy Clerk
.PAGE: 37
EXHIBITE,
67-17.005(l) F""'vC.
2022
LHAP 23-24-25
Rf,,'SOLAJTWN 205 - 2022
A RESOLUTION 01" BOARD 01 COIJNT"Y COMMISSIONERS 01: MONIZ01`1'
C01JNTY, FLO[UDA APPROVI'NG 14,11' [AX"'AL HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN AS
R[°�QUIRE`D BY J HE` STATE HOUSING IN11"IATIVES PART'N F RSHI[" PRGCJ'JLAN1 ACF,
MJBSEGI-IONS 420,907- 420M79, FLORIDA STN'n JTES- AM) RAJ11"' CHAP"I"E'll? 6-7-37,
FLORIDA AU1110RIZING AND l--)lREC,'[1N(J 1141"MAYOR OR
'fill" CtW11.JJ l"1 ' Al")MINIS'I'IkA'I'(,)It ']'O EXJ1'CL111`['a all YNEU-,SSARY DOC,"UMEN FS AND
NEUDED BY 1'11E STA'TF; S11,43MISSION OF"11
1.10CAL H(H.JSING ASSISTAM"T PL,AN FOR REVIEW ANI) APPROVAL i3,y, 'n-ii,
1 IL.,0RIDA HOUSING, FTNIANCE CORPORATION; AND [IROVIDIN(ir AN EFFECTIVE
DATT",.
MIEREAS, the State of Flodd.:i enacted the Witham E. Sadowski Affordabic Housing
allocaiing a plortion 0f'd01CL11T1eWU'y starnp taxes Act, Chapter 91% 17 offlorida Sessions Laws,
on deeds to local governinents for the development and rn,aintenance ofaff6rdable housing; zind
WHEREAS, tlw State Housing Initkatives [1,,ulnership (SE-1111,11 Act, ss, 420,907-420,907 salt
,
Flcarida Statutes (1992), arid Ride Chapter 67-37, Florida Aic[ministrafive ("loide, requires Jocal
gov amine ents u,)i cievielc)pa one- to three-year Local [Jousing Assistai-we Plan C)Ulfiflillg h0%V flirldS
vviH be used; arid
WHEREAS, (lie SHIP Act requires lcwcal governinents ro establish (lie rnaximunr Sill]"
funds, allowable ft)r each strategy; and
WHEREAS, the Still' Act funher reclidres local governi'vients to,establish an average area
purchase price for new and exisling hiousing bienefiling from awards snade l�'mmisuant tio (lie Am-
The inethodology and purchase prices used, are definied iri [he attached 1,cx1:M Housing Assist"ance
Plan; and
WHEREAS, as required, by seiction 420,9075, f`& It is found that 5 percen,t ofthe local
housing distrikition plus 5 pereent of program incorne is insufficient tows adequately pay the
necessary costs, ofadminislering the local hotisiq,,# assistancie plan, The cost of,'adnfinistering the
progran"i may not exceed 10 percent of the local hcmsing distribution plus 10 percent ot'program,
income deposited into the trust fund, except thim sirvall counfles, as defined in s 120,52(17); and,
WHEREAS, the Monroe Counly has prepared as three-year Local Housing Assistance Plan
1'6r subrnission ro the 1-1oricia Housing 1"'inance ("orporation; and
PAGE ',48
EXHIBIT
7- 7. l F.A.C.
2022
LHAP - 5
WHEREAS,S, the Cwnty Coln iwsm rr finds that it is in thebmt intereso of the public fbr
Monive County, to submit dw 1,ocal 1-towsing Assistance Plan lbr ay.view and appwyal so as t
qualify fin said document documentwy stwnp tax funds.
NOW THERE m r , BE, IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY,FLORIDA that:
ftjjo
-j.m "n mo rcm. county Board of County C0jjjLMjqsjoj-jrr"j hereby ppr w% tile 1.
HousingAssistance Plan,as attached and hr w r hA hereto for srr rrriss on to the
Florida sin Finance Corpomflon as required by ws,420.907-420-9079, Florida
Slatuterm, fbir fiscal years 0 mm ' , 023- and 2024-2025.
1jjSjq .m The Mayor or County Administrator is hemby designated rmd uthori d to exegete
any doc unteas and cenifications required by the Florida Housing Firumee
Corjvmliors as related to the Local Housing Assistance Plan, and to do all things
necewary and proper to caffy out the term and conditions of said progrwn.
.. v The Monyoe County Board of County Cominissioners hereby ro es die toc of
10 percent of the l d- sire distribution plus 10 percent of program irwome to
adequately- pay the necessary cost of adirninistering the local housing assistau e
Plan.
Stgjqn_ This r srrl beret shall take effect inunediately upon its adoption.
PASSED the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe Cowy, Florida at a regular meeting of said Board on the_,.20 _.... daffy,of July,2022
Mayor David Rice
Mayor �,ein Craig Cates l'�s
.
Commissioner Michelle Cod m rr yes
r�r r rssr r° Holly Scholl des
�
�� rmss�r�rrer �arru �erri�� � err ,
e
MIZSI�WnwcCounty (Aerk, BOARD COUNTY C ISS O CMS OF
MONROE C011NTY, F1,.ORJDA
% 7C
.s I)eputy C erik Mayor Davi ce
Approved as to legal 06AWftOUNTY ATTORNEY